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2012 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE in Big Sandy, TX
Gmc Sierra Sle Manual
181K / 4 DOOR CREW CAB / 4X4 / RANCH HAND FRONT BUMPER / SPRAY IN BED LINER // TOOL BOX
Tx - Big sandyFOR SALE: 1979 Gmc Pickup $10,995 USD
Gmc Pickup Manual
Description: 1979 GMC short bed pickup. Has a V8 350 Motor 4 speed transmission. Has ridler wheels 20X8.5s in front and 20X10s...
Michigan - CadillacFOR SALE: 1965 Gmc Pickup $35,995 USD
Gmc Pickup Manual
Description: 1965 GMC ( when have you seen a GMC of this vintage Rare 305 cubic in big block V6 4 high torque...
Michigan - CadillacFOR SALE: 1955 Gmc 3100 $57,995 USD
Gmc 3100 Automatic
Engine: 5.7L TBI V8 Transmission: Automatic Interior Color: Black Exterior Color: Red Description: 4484-TPA 1955 GMC...
Florida - LutzFOR SALE: 1988 Gmc Sierra $24,995 USD
Gmc Sierra Automatic
Engine: 454 V8 Transmission: Automatic Interior Color: Tan Exterior Color: Tan Description: This 1988 GMC Sierra...
Arizona - MesaFOR SALE: 1976 Gmc C10 $48,995 USD
Gmc C10 Automatic
Engine: 454 V8 Transmission: Automatic Interior Color: Beige Exterior Color: Orange Description: There\'s plenty of distinction...
Tennessee - La vergneFOR SALE: 1984 Gmc K1500 $48,995 USD
Gmc K1500 Automatic
Engine: 350 V8 Crate Transmission: Automatic Interior Color: Black Exterior Color: White Description: This 1984 GMC K1500 4x4 stands above the rest...literally. So while this has thumpin\' stereo, V8 power, an overdrive transmission, and more, we know what really attracted you was the awesome look of the lifted suspension and glowing rims that add a ton of style while keeping this a real four-wheel drive machine. You know why this truck has an instant presence. Everyone really has to look up to you when you have a lifted suspension AND 22-inch wheels. We all know these American Force alloys were a big...
Tennessee - La vergneFOR SALE: 1984 Gmc K2500 $25,995 USD
Gmc K2500 Manual
Engine: 454 V8 Transmission: Manual Interior Color: Blue Exterior Color: Dark Blue Metallic Description: This 1984 GMC...
Texas - Fort worthFOR SALE: 1995 Gmc Sierra $29,000 USD
Gmc Sierra Automatic
Interior Color: Tan Exterior Color: Forest Green Metallic Description: 1995 GM Sierra Pickup It\'s obvious that GM built 1/2 ton pickups...
Pennsylvania - MorganFOR SALE: 1986 Gmc C1500 $19,995 USD
Gmc C1500 Automatic
Engine: 454 V8 Transmission: Automatic Interior Color: Blue Exterior Color: Dark Blue Metallic Description: With its big...
Florida - LutzFOR SALE: 1972 Gmc Sprint $51,998 USD
Gmc Sprint Automatic
Engine: 350-325 HP Transmission: Automatic Interior Color: Tan Exterior Color: Dark Red Metallic Description: Only 4,546 miles...
Illinois - VoloFOR SALE: 1987 Gmc C1500 $21,995 USD
Gmc R1500 Automatic
Engine: 5.7 Liter V8 Transmission: Automatic Interior Color: Beige Exterior Color: Dark Auburn Metallic Description: This 1987...
Florida - LutzFOR SALE: 1969 Gmc 1500 $18,500 USD
Gmc 1500 Automatic
Interior Color: Black Exterior Color: Yellow Description: 1969 GMC C1500 Pickup Beginning in 1920, GMC and Chevrolet trucks became largely similar, built as variants of the same platform, sharing much the same body sheetwork, except for nameplates and grilles â though their differences, especially engines, have varied over the years. GMC advertising marketed its trucks to commercial buyers and businesses, whereas Chevrolet\'s advertising was directed towards private owners. Beginning in 1928, GMCs used Pontiac\'s 186 cu in six-cylinder engines in their lighter trucks. Medium-duty trucks relied on Oldsmobile straight-6 engines, while the heaviest trucks used GMC\'s own Standard Big Brute engine. From 1939 to 1974 GMC had its own line of six-cylinder engines, first the inline sixes known as Jimmy\'s from 1939 to 1959, and then their own V6 from 1960 until 1974, of which a V8 and a V12 version also existed. Additionally, from 1955 through 1959, the less than 2-ton, domestic GMC gasoline trucks were equipped with Pontiac V8s, and Oldsmobile V8s-whereas the Canadian models used Chevrolet engines. GMC dealerships were partnered with Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Buick dealerships. For consignment, the right year to have GMC C10 due to its clean lines, and overall attractive look. And this one is even better because it hasn\'t been molested, modified, or even repainted, a survivor if you will. Assembled in sunny California then, according to our consignor, used as a firetruck then as a camper, this GMC with its factory build sheet is retaining almost all of its original charm. With a new main fuel tank and lines, some new exhaust components, fluid changes, various other maintenance, and a recent Pennsylvania state inspection this consignor stated, (but not verifiable), 24,353 miles former worker bee C10 is ready to become the truck of your dreams. Exterior With yellow paint which was applied in the 1969 this truck is showing with patina, fading, battle scars, and surface rust, but amazingly very little invasive rust. Save for the bottom of the doors and leading edge of the underside of the hood, all is solid. The original grille presents nicely with its quad outboard headlamps and rippled but shiny bumper below. The gaps are just slightly off, however overall, its straight and the panels are all steel. Various holes, drilled not rust, are noted throughout the body and are from different iterations through the truck\'s life. Twin accessory doors, along with an electrical hook up have been added to the 8\' bed sides and on the inside, we note a surface rusted and well used steel bed floor. Standard 15 steel wheels with full GMC wheel covers hold the truck to the road and are wrapped in like new blackwall rubber. Interior A swing of the doors and we see molded vinyl panels mixing with yellow steel. The black vinyl has embossed Sheridan Style carving. A simple black rubber mat is below, and a body colored ribbed steel roof is above creating a truly great color combination. Slipping inside we are met with a tear free sprawling bench seat with textured black vinyl bolsters and nice gray cloth inserts. The Sheridan pattern appears down the center of the seat back and runs forward along the bottom cushion. The original soiled 2 spoke steering wheel fronts the black padded top all steel dash in yellow. In front of the driver is a black cluster surround with a bevy of gauges and in the center, we see the factory AM radio along with the chrome AC/heat slides. On the floor next to the driver\'s seat is a travel tank switch which allows you to run from the main fuel tank or either of the added extended range fuel tanks.  Drivetrain Resting in the surface rust and patinaed engine bay we see the original 396ci V8. We see some of the original orange/red paint peeking through the patina on the valve covers and intake manifold but all else is covered in a fine coating of rust that only comes with age and lack of use. A 4bbl carburetor feeds this big block mill, making an impress
Pennsylvania - MorganFOR SALE: 1969 Gmc 1500 $20,500 USD
Gmc 1500 Automatic
Interior Color: Black Exterior Color: Yellow Description: 1969 GMC C1500 Pickup Beginning in 1920, GMC and Chevrolet trucks became largely similar, built as variants of the same platform, sharing much the same body sheetwork, except for nameplates and grilles â though their differences, especially engines, have varied over the years. GMC advertising marketed its trucks to commercial buyers and businesses, whereas Chevrolet\'s advertising was directed towards private owners. Beginning in 1928, GMCs used Pontiac\'s 186 cu in six-cylinder engines in their lighter trucks. Medium-duty trucks relied on Oldsmobile straight-6 engines, while the heaviest trucks used GMC\'s own Standard Big Brute engine. From 1939 to 1974 GMC had its own line of six-cylinder engines, first the inline sixes known as Jimmy\'s from 1939 to 1959, and then their own V6 from 1960 until 1974, of which a V8 and a V12 version also existed. Additionally, from 1955 through 1959, the less than 2-ton, domestic GMC gasoline trucks were equipped with Pontiac V8s, and Oldsmobile V8s-whereas the Canadian models used Chevrolet engines. GMC dealerships were partnered with Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Buick dealerships. For consignment, the right year to have GMC C10 due to its clean lines, and overall attractive look. And this one is even better because it hasn\'t been molested, modified, or even repainted, a survivor if you will. Assembled in sunny California then, according to our consignor, used as a firetruck then as a camper, this GMC with its factory build sheet is retaining almost all of its original charm. With a new main fuel tank and lines, some new exhaust components, fluid changes, various other maintenance, and a recent Pennsylvania state inspection this consignor stated, (but not verifiable), 24,353 miles former worker bee C10 is ready to become the truck of your dreams. Exterior With yellow paint which was applied in the 1969 this truck is showing with patina, fading, battle scars, and surface rust, but amazingly very little invasive rust. Save for the bottom of the doors and leading edge of the underside of the hood, all is solid. The original grille presents nicely with its quad outboard headlamps and rippled but shiny bumper below. The gaps are just slightly off, however overall, its straight and the panels are all steel. Various holes, drilled not rust, are noted throughout the body and are from different iterations through the truck\'s life. Twin accessory doors, along with an electrical hook up have been added to the 8\' bed sides and on the inside, we note a surface rusted and well used steel bed floor. Standard 15 steel wheels with full GMC wheel covers hold the truck to the road and are wrapped in like new blackwall rubber. Interior A swing of the doors and we see molded vinyl panels mixing with yellow steel. The black vinyl has embossed Sheridan Style carving. A simple black rubber mat is below, and a body colored ribbed steel roof is above creating a truly great color combination. Slipping inside we are met with a tear free sprawling bench seat with textured black vinyl bolsters and nice gray cloth inserts. The Sheridan pattern appears down the center of the seat back and runs forward along the bottom cushion. The original soiled 2 spoke steering wheel fronts the black padded top all steel dash in yellow. In front of the driver is a black cluster surround with a bevy of gauges and in the center, we see the factory AM radio along with the chrome AC/heat slides. On the floor next to the driver\'s seat is a travel tank switch which allows you to run from the main fuel tank or either of the added extended range fuel tanks.  Drivetrain Resting in the surface rust and patinaed engine bay we see the original 396ci V8. We see some of the original orange/red paint peeking through the patina on the valve covers and intake manifold but all else is covered in a fine coating of rust that only comes with age and lack of use. A 4bbl carburetor feeds this big block mill, making an impress
Pennsylvania - MorganFOR SALE: 1969 Gmc K1500 $56,995 USD
Gmc K1500 Manual
Interior Color: Black/Green Exterior Color: Green / White Description: This sure is something you don\'t see every day, and definitely something...
Iowa - GreeneFOR SALE: 1965 Gmc C10 $34,995 USD
Gmc C10 Automatic
Engine: 350 CI Transmission: Automatic Interior Color: White Exterior Color: Light Blue Description: The truck you\'ve always...
Texas - Fort worthFOR SALE: 1969 Gmc C10 $39,995 USD
Gmc C10 Automatic
Engine: 350 V8 Transmission: Automatic Interior Color: Black Exterior Color: Turquoise Description: This 1969 GMC C10 stepside is the truck you show, drive, and all-around enjoy. That\'s because they took the proper time to restore this with added care. So you have impressive details like awesomely slick paint, mirror-like bumpers, a glossy real wood truck bed, and a tidy style everywhere -- right down to the engine bay. But this one isn\'t just about appearance. The bucket seat interior, cold-blowing air conditioning, and four-wheel disc brakes make this one a far more comfortable and confident cruiser. So dig into the full details that prove this classic stepside is the right balance of style and substance. HIGHLIGHTS *Metallic turquoise is a bright and vibrant way to show off this stepside\'s curves *Black and silver pinstripes add character *American Racing Gasser wheels have a classic look but a modern 17-inch size *Extra glossy wood on the truck bed floor *Upgraded interior with modern TMI bucket seats *Cold-blowing air conditioning *Western-style door pattern and AM radio (display) are the right vintage touches *Driver-oriented: wood-rimmed wheel, B&M floor shifter and compressive readouts *350 cubic inch crate V8 *Holley four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock intake, and shorty headers *Dual exhaust with glasspack-style mufflers *Three-speed automatic transmission *Power steering *Four-wheel power disc brakes GMCs...
Tennessee - La vergneFOR SALE: 1985 Gmc 2500 $28,995 USD
Gmc 1500 Manual
Interior Color: Charcoal Grey Exterior Color: Green Metallic Description: Please visit www.Survivor-Cars.com for additional photos, information,...
Florida - PalmettoFOR SALE: 1971 Gmc Sprint $29,000 USD
Gmc Sprint Manual
Interior Color: Dark Jade Exterior Color: Antique Green Description: 1971 GMC Sprint Pickup The GMC...
Pennsylvania - MorganFOR SALE: 1987 Gmc Sierra $29,900 USD
Gmc Sierra Automatic
Interior Color: Charcoal Gray Exterior Color: Gold Description: 1987 GMC Sierra 1500 4x4 Pickup The third-generation C/K...
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